Translation of "Branchenumsatz" in English

Sales in the sector rose by 5.1% to CHF 4.34 billion.

The sector sales rose by around 4% to around 16 billion euros.

Sales revenue increased to EUR 8.1 billion.

This corresponds to industry sales of 2.6 billion euros.

Baden-Württemberg's in-depth knowledge of the industry is also underlined by the sales it generates.

Since the economic crisis, turnover in the sector has more than doubled in seven years.

The total turnover of the industry, including small businesses, is estimated by us at around 2.3 billion euros.

This is ultimately reflected in sector turnover, which decreases by approximately 2 % each year for conventional fashion, whilst increasing by 5 % for sustainable clothing.

The provisional production output of the sector rose by 2 percent, with sales revenue increasing by roughly 1 percent in nominal terms to nearly EUR 1.5 billion, as revealed by the current sectoral report published by the economists at Bank Austria.

For 2017, the trade association even expects further revenue growth of 18 percent and industry sales of 2.6 billion euros according to the current state of affairs.

Sales generated by the food industry rose by 42 per cent or EUR 5 billion from 2002 to 2011, while food exports increased by 107 per cent or EUR 3.3 billion.

The provisional production output of the sector dropped by 2 percent, with sales revenue dipping by roughly 1 percent to below EUR 2.3 billion.

In the first three quarters of 2013, production output in plastics processing rose by an average of two percent, producer prices dropped marginally and sector revenues stagnated.

With these kinds of products as a share of up to 50% industry sales volume was achieved.

In 2006 GDA expects turnover in the industry to exceed 15bn euros, with a large part of the increase in turnover being attributable to price movements on the LME.

Karsten Schwarz from Siemens Motion Control Systems estimates an industry turnover of 20 billion Euro this year for Germany alone.

Retail spending rose in 2013 and turnover in the sector increased by an annual average of 1.4 percent in nominal terms.

According to figures released by the IHO, in 2016 turnover in Germany in the commercial market for cleaning agents, care products and disinfectants exceeded one billion euros.

With industry sales of €26.6 billion (+1.9 per cent over the prior year), Europe has now passed the US (€24.9 billion) as the world's largest fitness market.

The sector sales of 19.2 billion euros in 2016 is expected to increase to over 21 billion euros this year", says UniCredit Bank Austria economist GÃ1?4nter Wolf.

Taking the lower product prices into account, sector sales fell by at least 5 per cent to EUR 7.4 billion.

Weak domestic demand in particular was responsible for the below-average performance of the industry in 2014 – industry sales reached EUR 16.4 billion in the previous year.

As a result of the retail industry’s initiative, sales of these “animal-friendly” products skyrocketed by fully 47 per cent in just one year, from 311.7 million euros in 2011 to 458.3 million euros in 2012.

The turnover of the German lighting and building-services technology industries represented at Light + Building amounts to €10.8 billion a year.

Production plummeted by 10 percent and sector sales revenue plunged by 12.6 percent to EUR 5.5 billion.

With continuous growth and industry turnover of around €20 billion, the industry has become an important economic factor.

Turnover in the sector, which employs approximately 17,000 people, amounts to more than two billion euros.